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Magnetic watchbands like the Milanese Loop band Apple sells can also cause issues with magnetic lid sensors.

What's more likely happening here is that the Milanese diet has no changed since the Roman Era.

If you get a new watch, beware of the Milanese loop: it tends to destroy the fiber of long sleeve shirts.

The Sport Loop and Milanese Loop now come in 40mm, 42mm, and 46mm variants.

Yet somehow SVP posters don't indicate that Bavarians and Milanese are the invaders...

For instance I never liked the default band, but the Milanese loop is great.

I have a fairly cheap mechanical watch combined with a Milanese mesh strap.

The one that doesn't is the Milanese loop.

But: I have the silver Milanese that came with my Series 5 and noticed that it destroys the fabric of my long sleeve button shirts.

Apple's Silver Milanese Loop is stain free.

It won't be as if they would start from scratch and create new standard languages based on the Milanese dialect in the North and the Roman dialect in the South.

> the Milanese diet has no changed since the Roman Era.

It is commonly known as just "Veal Milanese" or occasionally "Veal alla Milanese" in English.

People from the Po valley, such as the Milanese, are mostly "lighter Mediterranean" types.

It lacks the vertical scale of a skyscraper, but hits the Babylonian aesthetic pretty hard, and has been described as "assirian-milanese style".

I liked this: "But for me, it's all about the Milanese bracelet, baby.